Weekly Alibi
‹‹ Jun 21 - 27, 2012
The Alibi travels back in time to revisit a 1999 interview with the late, great sci-fi author Ray Bradbury.
Nursing homes can mean the loss of familiar comforts, routines, social connections and independence. So why was a plan to help increase the number of people moving into independent living situations axed by the state without warning? - Granted in Vain: State turns down cash for the elderly and disabled
- Council Watch: No one expects the inquisition
- Ortiz y Pino
- Answer Me This
- Odds & Ends: 35-foot cheat sheet, tortoise divorce, kitten-free strip club, kindness author shot, “graduation” spelled wrong
- Letters: Otero Mesa, 1 percent amusing, Summerfest blues
- South Valley Gris-Gris: Felix y los Gatos conjures spellbinding sounds
- Glamorous: You’re invited to the Alibi’s Pre-Pride Glam Dance Party
- Sonic Reducer: Micro album reviews of The Daredevil Christopher Wright, Fiona Apple and Sébastien Tellier
- Song Roulette: Felix Peralta’s random tracks
- FOTW: Tail Date
Disney and Pixar have stamped their names on a project that plays to the strengths of both companies—the glorious family fantasy Brave.
- Film Review: Disney and Pixar crown a princess for the 21st century with animated Brave
- Idiot Box: Is reality TV fake, and do we really care?
- Reel World: SWGLFF wants you, KiMo goes to the wolves, Roswell gets a comic convention
- Week in Sloth: Justin Bieber sings, Olympic tryout fever breaks, “The Real World” turns 27
- Film Times and Capsules
